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Selling naming rights to bridges, putting animals on trial, and a stain on Vancouver's "greenest city" dream

This week: a Saskatoon city councillor says selling naming rights to the city's bridges could help pay for more hockey rinks; we learn the curious history of putting animals on trial; and a Vancouver journalist wonders if his city can really claim to be green given its economic link to China.
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The South Saskatchewan River and the now-closed pedestrian bridge in Saskatoon. (Evan Radford/CBC)
The 18054:00Selling naming rights, putting animals on trial, and a stain on Vancouver's "greenest city" dream

This week: a Saskatoon city councillor says selling naming rights to the city's bridges could help pay for more hockey rinks; we learn the curious history of putting animals on trial; and a Vancouver journalist wonders if his city can really claim to be green given its economic link to China. 

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